Public evidence categories
Liquid proof pages should make category and risk visible before any public movement opens.
Movement lanes can be labeled staged, paused, gated, or explicitly opened when a public source exists.
Wrapper labels should preserve source identity, backing posture, risk class, and redemption posture.
Position labels can name lifecycle posture without becoming balances, vaults, or custody.
Clearing labels can show composition posture before settlement mutates anything.
Liquidation labels can show candidate, execution, and settlement acknowledgement posture without opening public leverage or liquidity.
Settlement labels should show where final balance truth lands.
Market labels can describe staged or open status without exposing private ordering logic.
Risk labels should become visible instead of being hidden behind normal-looking movement.
Execution can be fast only when results remain replayable, auditable, and balance-safe.
Endpoint and claim checks should make unsafe Core-authority, market-access, leverage, liquidity-backing, and reward-allocation claims fail closed.
Source-readiness, route-binding, live-route handoff, live-route evidence, source-route contract, and source-receipt proof can be recorded without opening the market.
The protocol-owned USDC packet can prove Bridge port, preflight, send handoff, and handoff-bound transport shell readiness while real send, receive, proof, settlement, and market-open claims remain refused.
Submitted, accepted, and refused rates are only useful beside conflict, refusal, and production-blocker labels.
Reserve labels are purpose-bound backstop posture, not a public rescue or entitlement claim.
Motion, liquidity, wrappers, liquidation, and attention do not become worth, authority, rewards, or public launch.